The Rangers scenario that will see Bojan Miovski push for Ibrox exit as transfer developments emerge
Rangers could yet part ways with Bojan Miovski this summer.
The Bears are hoping to make more additions once the signing of Girona's Kim Min-su is confirmed.
It's said that the 20-year-old will cost the 49ers a fee in the region of £8.5million, which will be paid as an upfront fee.
Derek McInnes could look to sign another winger, but the club will also continue their search for a new centre-forward.
That said, the Light Blues are still expected to sanction some exits before calling it a day on their summer business.
Miovski's future has been up in the air, but the player himself could soon take action to decide on his fate at Rangers.
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Rangers are hoping to sign a new striker following Youssef Chermiti's ACL injury.
The Bears were not expected to sign a new number nine, but McInnes has made it clear to Ibrox officials that this is now a must.
Sky Sports have reported that if the Govan side are successful in their hunt for another centre-forward, Miovski could seek a departure in search of more playing minutes elsewhere.
There's still a chance that the North Macedonian can change McInnes' mind, but with Rangers linked to Kevin Kelsy of Portland Timbers in the MLS, that may not be the case.
But Kelsy is not the only transfer connection linking Rangers to the MLS.
The latest on John Souttar's potential exit
There are several players that Rangers are willing to part ways with, including Clinton Nsiala, Ross McCausland and Nicolas Raskin.
Another is John Souttar, who is destined to leave, or else he will most likely rot with the youngsters at Auchenhowie.
It's said that his representatives are working hard to find their client the best possible move, with clubs in England and the MLS keen on the 29-year-old.
Leicester City and Sheffield United are among the interested clubs in the EFL, with Souttar currently frozen out of McInnes' plans.